The implementation of large-valued floating resistive elements using MOS transistors in subthreshold region is addressed. The application of these elements to bias wideband AC coupled amplifiers is discussed. Simple schemes to generate the gate control voltages for the MOS transistors implementing large resistors so that they remain in high resistive state with large signal variations are discussed. Experimental results of a test chip prototype in 0.5-µm CMOS technology are presented that verify the proposed technique
An adaptive gate-source biasing scheme to improve the MOSFET RF circuit reliability is presented. Th...
Deep sub-micron CMOS technologies allow a very good integration of mocroelectronics circuits, as wel...
The authors present a new method for biasing AC-coupled cascode amplifiers. The proposed design allo...
A biasing technique for minimum supply CMOS amplifiers is proposed. The bulk terminals of the input ...
Abstract:- This paper describes a new biasing technique for the MOS transistor. The MOS is biased by...
This paper describes a new biasing technique for the MOS transistor. The MOS is biased by a Gate-to-...
Pseudo-resistor circuits are used to mimic large value resistors and base their success on the reduc...
In this paper the response of a bulk-driven MOS Metal-Oxide-Semiconductor input stage over the input...
Part 15: ElectronicsInternational audienceThis paper describes and tries to demystify the use of dif...
A novel approach for implementing MOS current-mode logic (MCML) circuits that can operate with ultra...
An adaptive gate-source biasing scheme to improve the MOSFET RF circuit reliability is presented. Th...
MOS transistors with sub 100 nm channel lengths need a gate oxide thickness in the range of 1-2 nm t...
The scaling of MOSFET dimensions and power supply voltage, in conjunction with an increase in system...
This paper proposes a novel, tunable AC coupled capacitive feedback amplifier, exhibiting an ultra-l...
With the downscaling trend in CMOS technology, it has been possible to utilize the advantages of hig...
An adaptive gate-source biasing scheme to improve the MOSFET RF circuit reliability is presented. Th...
Deep sub-micron CMOS technologies allow a very good integration of mocroelectronics circuits, as wel...
The authors present a new method for biasing AC-coupled cascode amplifiers. The proposed design allo...
A biasing technique for minimum supply CMOS amplifiers is proposed. The bulk terminals of the input ...
Abstract:- This paper describes a new biasing technique for the MOS transistor. The MOS is biased by...
This paper describes a new biasing technique for the MOS transistor. The MOS is biased by a Gate-to-...
Pseudo-resistor circuits are used to mimic large value resistors and base their success on the reduc...
In this paper the response of a bulk-driven MOS Metal-Oxide-Semiconductor input stage over the input...
Part 15: ElectronicsInternational audienceThis paper describes and tries to demystify the use of dif...
A novel approach for implementing MOS current-mode logic (MCML) circuits that can operate with ultra...
An adaptive gate-source biasing scheme to improve the MOSFET RF circuit reliability is presented. Th...
MOS transistors with sub 100 nm channel lengths need a gate oxide thickness in the range of 1-2 nm t...
The scaling of MOSFET dimensions and power supply voltage, in conjunction with an increase in system...
This paper proposes a novel, tunable AC coupled capacitive feedback amplifier, exhibiting an ultra-l...
With the downscaling trend in CMOS technology, it has been possible to utilize the advantages of hig...
An adaptive gate-source biasing scheme to improve the MOSFET RF circuit reliability is presented. Th...
Deep sub-micron CMOS technologies allow a very good integration of mocroelectronics circuits, as wel...
The authors present a new method for biasing AC-coupled cascode amplifiers. The proposed design allo...